Summary
Evan Roncevich is a cyber-security researcher with 11 years of experience focused on cryptography, program analysis, reverse engineering, and hardware security, currently applying his expertise at Sandia National Laboratories. He combines rigorous academic training (MS, UC San Diego; BS in Software Engineering and Applied Mathematics, CU Boulder) with hands-on work auditing firmware, modeling error-correcting codes, and building static-analysis tooling for Android. Evan’s strengths lie in algorithmic thinking and translating mathematical research into practical vulnerability discovery and secure design. Comfortable with low-level systems—from x86 and VM introspection to hardware primitives—he brings a multi-disciplinary perspective that uncovers subtle implementation weaknesses.
11 years of coding experience
University of California San Diego
Bachelor of Science (BS), Software Engineering, Applied Mathematics, 3.7, Bachelor of Science (BS), Software Engineering, Applied Mathematics, 3.7 at University of Colorado Boulder